S.F. Buzz: James Rowland Shop's New Bags & More!

As the adage goes, news travels fast. And, in a city as socially connected as S.F., "fast" doesn't even cut it — try lightning speed. That's why we local editors work around the clock to keep our eyes on the prize and ears to the ground to bring forth the buzziest and freshest headlines in and around our city. From a hot new eatery at a tech giant to an Academy Award-winner sighting, here's everything you need to know this week.

The hottest new food destination in S.F.? All fingers point toward the Twitter building. It just landed a new Mexican joint via the folks at TBD and AQ called Bon Marche. Yum! (Eater SF)

If you’re on the hunt for a new spring bag, you may want to take a trip over the bridge. James Rowland Shop in Berkeley has just released a stunning new line of purses that you’re going to want to get your mitts on ASAP. (James Rowland Shop)

More East Bay news here: Oakland Surf Club’s color-soaked duds never disappoint, and its lookbooks are a vivid source of inspiration, too. Scope out its latest video and snaps for a jolt of vacay envy — we want it all. (Oakland Surf Club)

Design lovers, it's time to celebrate. Serena + Lily has opened its first outpost here in S.F., and the results are stunning. Head over to the shiny, new Sacramento Street locale to shop or peruse interior ideas. (Racked SF)

Jared Leto breezed through S.F. this week. He was seen dining at Twenty Five Lusk. (Tablehopper)

Everyone knows Google already has one of the most striking headquarters in tech. Its sprawling
Mountain View offices are home to dozens of restaurants, climbing walls, bocce
ball courts, nap pods — we could really go on all day. But now, hot on
the heels of another big-time tech makeover, Google's primary-colored campus read

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Navigating the modern dating scene is hardly a
breeze. New sites and apps flood the market faster than you can swipe right.
So, it’s understandable why one San Francisco local is choosing to look for love the analog way. The 26-year-old woman — who chooses to remain anonymous — first started posting her read